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In My Daughter’s Kitchen

Posted on January 2, 2015 by

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Kitchen drawer full of spice bottles

The toaster goes back in the cupboard under the counter when it’s not being used. The spices are in a drawer, everything visible right away. No lost time searching for the right one. On the window ledge and on the wall are the people… Continue Reading “In My Daughter’s Kitchen”

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Things Change

Posted on April 11, 2014 by

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The new sink asks for experiments, offers to wash body parts, expects the unspeakable to be stuffed down the drain; the dim light of the kitchen catching the gleaming promise not to tell. _________________________ 33 words in honor of my newly remodeled kitchen and… Continue Reading “Things Change”

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